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J. L. Mann High School Weekly Lesson Plans Fall 2026
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Rebecca Grim // Art I & Art 1 Honors
Week 1: Aug 11-15
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can become comfortable with the art room by meeting each other, the teacher, and learning expectationsStudents can show how much they know about basic art knowledge by compelting the pre-test & crumpled paper drawingStudents can begin to develop their understanding of what art is by participating in the lecture and activities.Students can begin to develop their understanding of what art is by participating in the lecture and activities.Students can begin to develop their understanding of what art is by participating in the lecture and activities.
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Activiating StrategyGet to know your classmate bingoExplinationClass discussionClass discussionClass discussion
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Lesson Activities- Get to know your classmate bingo
- Get to know the artist (about self)
- Expectations / syllabus / needs for the classroom
Pre-knowledge test
The rest of class will be spent working on crumpled paper drawing
Both will be used for the Art 1 SLO
- What is Art slide show
- activities included in the presentation
- class discussion of what is art now (vs before the presentation)
- What is Art slide show Elements & Principals
- activities included in the presentation
- class discussion of what is art now (vs before the presentation)
- What is Art slide show criticism
- activities included in the presentation
- class discussion of what is art now (vs before the presentation)
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ClosureClean up proceduresClean up & turn inClean upClean upClean up
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Important due datesExpectations signed by parent due FridayTest & drawing due by end of classn/aElements & principals due FridayExpectations due today
Elements & principals due today
Formal Critique due Monday
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 2: Aug 18-22
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can demonstrate an understanding of the Principles & Elements of art by creating a 7 panel display.Students can demonstrate an understanding of the Principles & Elements of art by creating a 7 panel display.Students can demonstrate an understanding of the Principles & Elements of art by creating a 7 panel display.Students can demonstrate an understanding of the Principles & Elements of art by creating a 7 panel display.Students can demonstrate an understanding of the Principles & Elements of art by creating a 7 panel display.
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Activiating StrategyDifferent ways to show the principles with the elements
After the sketch page, students will get squares & markers & work on their art.
Different ways to show the principles with the elements
After the sketch page, students will get squares & markers & work on their art.
Different ways to show the principles with the elements
After the sketch page, students will get squares & markers & work on their art.
Different ways to show the principles with the elements
After the sketch page, students will get squares & markers & work on their art.
Different ways to show the principles with the elements
After the sketch page, students will get squares & markers & work on their art.
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Lesson ActivitiesStudents will work and share ideas and brainstorm together.
Students will choose a shape used to create thier seven panels
Students will work and share ideas and brainstorm together.
Students will choose a shape used to create thier seven panels
Students will work and share ideas and brainstorm together.
Students will choose a shape used to create thier seven panels
Students will work and share ideas and brainstorm together.
Students will choose a shape used to create thier seven panels
Students will work and share ideas and brainstorm together.
Students will choose a shape used to create thier seven panels
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ClosureClean UpClean UpClean UpClean UpClean Up
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Important due datesFridaFridaFridaFridaFrida
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 3: Aug 25-29
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can demonstrate an understanding of the Principles & Elements of art by creating a 7 panel display.Students can demonstrate application of the elements to a piece of work.Students can demonstrate application of the elements to a piece of work.Students can demonstrate application of the elements to a piece of work.Students can demonstrate application of the elements to a piece of work.
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Activiating StrategyDifferent ways to show the principles with the elements
After the sketch page, students will get squares & markers & work on their art.
Introduction to MondrianIntroduction to MondrianIntroduction to MondrianIntroduction to Mondrian
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Lesson ActivitiesStudents will work and share ideas and brainstorm together.
Students will choose a shape used to create thier seven panels
As a class work through sketchbook development.
After discussion & approval of student's sketchbook, they may get materials & begin.
As a class work through sketchbook development.
After discussion & approval of student's sketchbook, they may get materials & begin.
As a class work through sketchbook development.
After discussion & approval of student's sketchbook, they may get materials & begin.
As a class work through sketchbook development.
After discussion & approval of student's sketchbook, they may get materials & begin.
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ClosureClean UpClean upClean upClean upClean up
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Important due datesTodayFridayFridayFridayFriday
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 4: Sept 1-5 // No School Monday
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetNo School: Labor DayStudents can understand different ways to quickly get ideas on paperStudents can understand different ways to quickly get ideas on paperStudents can understand different ways to quickly get ideas on paperStudents can understand different ways to quickly get ideas on paper
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Activiating StrategyPresentations, examplesPresentations, examplesPresentations, examplesPresentations, examples
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Lesson ActivitiesStudents will practice gesture drawingsStudents will practice blind contour & shading techniquesStudents will practice sighted contour & line weightStudents will practice applying this week's studies by drawing a rubber duck.
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Closureclean upclean upclean upclean up
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Important due datestodaytodaytodaytoday
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 5: Sept 8-12
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can demonstrate an understanding of one-point perspective by creating a drawing and also applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of one-point perspective by creating a drawing and also applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of one-point perspective by creating a drawing and also applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of one-point perspective by creating a drawing and also applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of one-point perspective by creating a drawing and also applying previously learned skills.
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Activiating StrategyPresentation requirements reminderrequirements reminderrequirements reminderrequirements reminder
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Lesson ActivitiesPractice as a group
Practice individually
Discuss requirements
Complete sketchbook work
Once sketchbook work has been approved, students may begin work on final projectOnce sketchbook work has been approved, students may begin work on final projectOnce sketchbook work has been approved, students may begin work on final projectOnce sketchbook work has been approved, students may begin work on final project
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ClosureClean upClean upClean upClean upClean up
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Important due dates12 sept12 sept12 sept12 sept12 sept
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 6: Sept 15-19
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can demonstrate an understanding of two-point perspective by drawing the school exterior from observation, as well as applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of two-point perspective by drawing the school exterior from observation, as well as applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of two-point perspective by drawing the school exterior from observation, as well as applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of two-point perspective by drawing the school exterior from observation, as well as applying previously learned skills.Students can demonstrate an understanding of two-point perspective by drawing the school exterior from observation, as well as applying previously learned skills.
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Activiating StrategyPresentation Requirements reminderRequirements reminderRequirements reminderRequirements reminder
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Lesson ActivitiesPractice as a group
Practice individually
Discuss requirements
Complete sketchbook work
Weather permitting we will go outside to draw the corner of the building from direct observationWeather permitting we will go outside to draw the corner of the building from direct observationWeather permitting we will go outside to draw the corner of the building from direct observationWeather permitting we will go outside to draw the corner of the building from direct observation
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ClosureClean upClean upClean upClean upClean up
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Important due dates19 Sept19 Sept19 Sept19 Sept19 Sept
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 7: Sept 22-26
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can demonstrate an understanding of two-point perspective by drawing the school exterior from observation, as well as applying previously learned skills.Students can practice observational drawing, correct perspective, & composition creation by completing a still life drawing.Students can practice observational drawing, correct perspective, & composition creation by completing a still life drawing.Students can practice observational drawing, correct perspective, & composition creation by completing a still life drawing.Students can practice observational drawing, correct perspective, & composition creation by completing a still life drawing.
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Activiating StrategyRequirements reminderPresentation & practiceBegin Drawingrequirements reminderrequirements reminder
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Lesson ActivitiesWeather permitting we will go outside to draw the corner of the building from direct observationStudents will understand what a still life is, create a view finder, & do a few practice sketches using the view finder & making compositions from things in the room.Students will use their viewfinders to create the compositions from the set up at the end of their table. They will draw what they see in their viewfinder as accurately as possible on their paperStudents will use their viewfinders to create the compositions from the set up at the end of their table. They will draw what they see in their viewfinder as accurately as possible on their paperStudents will use their viewfinders to create the compositions from the set up at the end of their table. They will draw what they see in their viewfinder as accurately as possible on their paper
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ClosureClean upClean upClean upClean upClean up
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Important due datesToday29 Oct29 Oct29 Oct29 Oct
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 8: Sept 29-Oct 3
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StandardsSC Visual Arts Standards (pg. 538)
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Learning TargetStudents can practice observational drawing, correct perspective, & composition creation by completing a still life drawing.Students can correctly & proportionally render an accurate portraitStudents can correctly & proportionally render an accurate portraitStudents can correctly & proportionally render an accurate portraitStudents can correctly & proportionally render an accurate portrait
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Activiating Strategyrequirements reminderNotesIntro to Modigliani & quick reviewIntro to Wiley & requirements for major grade projectreview
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Lesson ActivitiesStudents will use their viewfinders to create the compositions from the set up at the end of their table. They will draw what they see in their viewfinder as accurately as possible on their paperPractice2 drawings: of classmate with correct proportions, & of class mate in the style of ModiglianiBegin "final"Work
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ClosureClean upClean upClean upClean upClean up
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Important due datestoday
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RepresentationEngagementExpressionCultural ConsiderationsAssessments
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Artifacts
Pictures
Graphic Organizers
Video Clips (how-to)
Lab
Lecture
Partner Work
Manipulatives
Movement
Written Response
Oral Response
Model Creation
Construction
Nature of content & student ethnicity / cultureClasswork
Group Discussion
Inidividual Participation
Project
Quiz / Test
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Week 9: Oct 6-10 // End of quarter: Oct 10
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